Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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INTRODUCING A VARIETY OF WAYS TO SUPPORT THE GAMECOCKS THIS SEASON.. Gomecock ieweley .v'1 tie fghtig gamecock des;gned to shiow your colors. Helm et Pin ...........................................Il .75 Tie Tacks (not shown) ..............................3 .00 Key Ring ..............................................3.7 9 Cuff Links..............................................5.75 -Money Clip...........................................6.75 Gamecock Ties (gamet/black)8y Liebert...7.50 Gamecock Em blem Pa tch ......................Il .50 Insulated Coffee Mugs............................. l .25 Insulated Steins.......................................2.50 MEN'S WORLD STREET FLOOR RFLK OF COLUAABIA Parker Faces Tou Tigers s< With Maryland and North Carolina State owning most of the stock in ACC football this fall it appears Clemson will need to find an . ample replacement for graduated quarterback Ken Pengitore if it is to improve on last year's 5-6 record. RED PARKEIL ...................... %.............. BRAZIER FREE with this coupon foot long super chili choose dog offer good thru Oct. 31 Only at 1366 Rosewood Dr .................................... CORKA (Located in 5 P for the LAI imported win<i town visit Asn ILiebfrai ISangria I Lambru! I g an example L...am.......... 1 4oz. Milwaukee $6.2 1 2oz. Budweiser $6.7( 1 2oz. Pabst $5.65 en54 gh Schedule ek replac Last seasqs the Tigers did manage to win three more games than predictors said they would in Red Parker's first year as coach. Thirty-eight lettermen including 14 starters return and the . more dedicated Tiger fan has adopted "Excitement Galore,"'to describe the '74 Tigers. Last season the Tigers netted 4,009 yards of real estate and scored more points (231) than any other Clemson team since the 1959 Bluebonnet Bowl champs. But gone from these impressive statistics are ACC signal caller Pengitore, starting running backs Smiley Sanders and Jay Washington, slot back Gordy Bengel, center John Bolubasz, defensive ends Bob Jones and Jeff Stocks and defensive tackle Bruce Decock. For the moment Parker has tabbed redshirt Mike O'Cain from Orangeburg to direct the triple option. Senior Mark Fellers and a redshirt, Joey Riley, could also log much playing time at quarterback during the season. Sophomore Ken Callicut rushed for over 500 yards last season and should lead the Tiger running Clemson lef Clemson holds a 40-28 won-loss advantage over Carolina in their football series, which began in 1896 and has been played every year since 1909. Carolina has won four of the last six, with Clemson taking the 1971 and 1972 games, 17-7 and 7-6. Last year Carolina won 32-20 at Clemson's Memorial Stadium. ASMER'S LND BOTTL oints at corner of H RGEST SELECTIK e at the LOWE! rier's WholesaIl milch 1 ico 1 of the roany wines on sc O0os WE case com pr E54-7484 2544074 ments, -corps this season. Leading the Tiger receivers is Bennie Cun ningham, an All-America can didate at tight end. "Defensively we should be better in eight or nine positions," said Parker. "We are not nearly as strong or quick or aggressive as we need to be at tackle. 414 BENNIE CUNNINGHAM tds rivalry This year's game will be played Nov. 23, one week earlier than the games in the past several years were played. Although the games are often tight and low scoring, the last shutout was in 1959, when the Tigers won 27-0. The last Carolina shutout was in 1952, when USC took a 6-0 win. ,E SHOP arden & Blossom )N of iT PRICES in i Departmeni 19I 79g ie~ also carry a plete line of ly mixers.